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Review: WOLF KINGS at The Chapel


by James Lindhorst - November 10, 2024

“Wolf Kings” is more performance art than a play. The snappy banter is often witty and funny. The vivacious movement is dance-like. There are elements that are peculiar, comedic, and dramatic. It condemns predatory behavior though spectacle by granting victims strength. Its thought-provoking message...

Review: WOLF KINGS at Young Liars


by Steve Callahan - November 11, 2024

It’s a headlong dive into a fiercely black, wildly comic nightmare.  It’s a venture into betrayal and menace and sex and chaos, and into the unplumbed depths of the psyche.  It’s Wolf Kings, the Young Liars’ remarkable new piece now playing at The Chapel....

Previews: WOLF KINGS at Young Liars


by Steve Callahan - October 22, 2024

The wonderfully imaginative Young Liars company pressents 'Wolf Kings'-- part Victorian Drag Show, part Parisian Literary Salon, and part Fairy Tale Resistance Rally....

Review: Contraband Theatre Presents the World Premiere of AM I DANGEROUS? at The Chapel


by James Lindhorst - October 10, 2024

AM I DANGEROUS? asks many relevant questions facing women today. e.k.doolin’s prose is elegant and bold. Her unique story telling convention poses questions without providing answers. The narrative pushes the audience to the edge of discomfort and provokes meaningful dialogue through entertaining st...

Feature: Contraband Theatre to Produce the World Premiere of AM I DANGEROUS? at The Chapel


by James Lindhorst - October 03, 2024

Contraband Theatre’s new production will be the World Premiere of AM I DANGEROUS? written by local playwright by E.K. Doolin. BroadwayWorld spoke with the playwright and producer. Read the interview here!...

Review: Midnight Company Presents Harold Pinter's OLD TIMES at At The Chapel


by James Lindhorst - July 13, 2024

Holt's direction is sharp. Backer, Hanrahan and Howe’s snappy line delivery, awkward silence, and discernible discomfort make for fantastic performances. But Pinter’s script is just too murky for my taste. Kate and Anna’s relationship is hazy. What happened between them remains vague. Deeley’s acqua...

Review: THE YEARS at The Chapel


by James Lindhorst - July 15, 2023

Sisters Andrea (Alicen Moser) and Eloise (Summer Baer), and their first cousin Isabella (Ashley Bauman) are the trio of women who help one another cope with the hardships that life throws at them. Moser, Baer and Bauman access their character’s genuine feelings by tapping into the character’s emotio...

Previews: MIDNIGHT COMPANY 2023 SEASON at Midnight Company


by James Lindhorst - December 07, 2022

The Midnight Company announces it 2023 five-show season that includes two world premiere productions. The Season opens on March 1, 2023 with the world premiere production of JUST ONE LOOK based on the life and career of Linda Ronstadt at The Blue Strawberry. Midnight Company continues its season wit...

Past Shows

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Explore the inner musical heart of the harp, celebrate a forgotten heroine of yesteryear, and playfully dance with our feathered friends in this concert with ...

The Years
The Years
7/13 - 7/29/2023


The play opens on a tumultuous day for two sets of cousins:  Andrea and Eloise, and Isabelle and Andrew.  It is Andrea’s wedding day, and ...

“Tenacity”


Beautiful, haunting, and inspiring music for flute, harp and strings expresses the full range of human experience. TENACITY explores works by composers dealing with subjects ...

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